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Show Salt Lake County, Utah THl5 NEIGHBOR Thurs., March 5, 1964 8 Page I Gil D. Baker Leaves For Heights Baptist Hold Parties, Plan Gasses i t I I AFarewell Chinese Dinner held Friday, Feb. 21, It the Cottonwood Heights Baptist Churchy or Dr & Mrs Harry Coulter, who are moving to Iowa soon. Chinese food was prepared by Mr. 4 Mrs Paul Tuan. A childrens party for the class Sunday School was held at the church Saturday, Feb. 29. The children were treated to a comedy and cartoon movie followed by a hot dog 4 supper. Rev. William Whlsenhunt, Pastor of the s Scottish Mission party was 1 Cottonwood 6th Holds Reunion Cottonwood Baptist Church announced that Pastors classes for prospective members are being conducted each Sunday during the Sunday School hour from now until Easter, at the church, 7210 Highland Drive. Heights A farewell testimonial honoring Gil D. Baker, son of Mr & Mrs Harry D. Baker was held at the Holladay Fifteenth Ward Chapel, 3070 Nila Way, Sunday, February 16, 4:30 P.M. Mr Baker has been assigned to the North Scottish Mission for the LDS Church. Featured speakers at the meeting were Lamont Jacobs, LeoIardine. Musical selection wa then rendered by Gary Lund. This was followed by remarks from Bisliop Paul N. Davis. Mr & Mrs Reed Roberts then sang a duet. In conclusion of the mealing a response was heard from the new missionary, Mr Baker. Organ prelude music was played by Georgia Hammond. Mexican Fiesta Butler 8th Ward Holladay Ward To Celebrate Mutual Theme Relief Birthday Mrs D1 Ann Richens, president of LDS Butler 8th Ward Relief Society announced that a birthday luncheon will be held March 12 at the ward, In commemoration of the 122nd year of the founding of the organization. Following the luncheon, a musical program will be presented and a guest speaker will review the purpose and'the" various projects of the Relief Society. 16th Ward Mutual Marrieds Group will hold its outstanding social function of the year this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. In the recreation hall of the chapel, 4407 Ffjrtuna Way. The evening will be started off with an authentic Mexican Dinner to be catered by the So.- - Jack'Erekson. Bishop Weston Daw spearheaded the celebration along with counselors Callow GillonsandRobert Brletlong. Responses from the six former Bishops were given ,by: Amos H. Turner, William S; Erekson, Marlow L. Crab- - Jams L. McCloy, My- ron L. Ottley, Ferris L. Shaw. The program offered a Double Mixed quartet, a skit and a vocal trio. Present and former tree, ward members were invited,' souvenir programs were available, containing a history of the ward along with names of the former Bishops. The first ward was organized Feb. 6, 1849 and in 1856 the first meeting house was built. Re- (Chlapanecas), gional Dance (Bamba), Flower Dance CTehuantepec). Ann Burton is In charge of arrangements. Special com- mittees include David Castle-toBob Evans, Mack Lawrence, Ken Marquardson, Cal Workman Orson Wright, Richard Burton. w I"! n, 4; Wards Theme South Cottonwood Third, Fourth and Fifth wards held a "Back to the Llttle'ed School House Social, Saturday, Feb. 29. Each couple brought a sack lunch and costumes were school attire. Members of the Elders Quo- rums and their partners joyed an evening en- of games. Dropouts DuB? Asks Church Discussion "Dropout: Dull, Delinquent or Disturbed?" was the subject of a panel discussion at the Holladay Community Church Friday, Feb. 28, sponsored by the Circle Club Wo- men of the Church. Serving as moderator was Panel Mrs. Erma Branch. members Included Dr. George W Smith, president-ele- ct of the Utah State Psychiatric e, Society; Dr. Arthur C. assistant superintendent of Salt Lake City Schools, and WardC Holbrook, member of the Utah State WelfareCom-mlssio- n. ' f no Mr. Mrs. Richard Burton prepare for Mexican Fiesta & f t f 4 of Paralytic I ( V yet row foldig door Good thought-provoki- yew - Total number of school days; 180. Olympus High Sterling Scholar Nominees Listed The 194 Sterling Scholar Nominees from Olympus High School are Nancy Livingston, music; Ally son Ashley, social science; Dale Lambert, speech and drama; Julie Burt english and literature; Diana Butler, mathematics; Craig Wallen, Industrial arts; Marilyn Omer, arts and art crafts; John Richardson, foreign languages; Connie Christensen, homemaking; Randall Dimond science; and Don Wllhelmsen, general scholarship. The Sterling Scholar are sponsored by Deseret News, KSL Radio, andKSL TV for the purpose of recognizing outstanding high school seniors In public schbols In Salt Lake, Davis, Weber, Box Elder, and Utah Counties. ' The first place winner In each offered category will receive a cash award of $150 to further his education. Two runners-u- p In each category will receive $50 cash awards. All those nominated will receive certificates and all who become finalists will receive sterling silver Sterling Scho- - lar Dins. Winners and will be announced runners -- up Thursday, beginning at 7:30pm April 23, in the Skyline High School auditorium. The program will be simulcast by KSL radib and KSL-Tbetween 8 and 9 pm. Spirit Is high around the Titan campus as the Olympus V Cogers prepare for a special playoff to decide whether they will go to State. A rousing victory over Highland Tuesday placed them in a three way tie with Highland and Granite for 4th place in Region Three battle. Gary Stahl and Phil Tuckett, who each netted 20 points led 4 Titans to a the flred-u- p victory over enraged Rams. 76-6- Woodstock To Meet On Summer Sessions will conduct a special meeting Friday, March 6, 9 am, at the school to discuss the summer school session, which will be held at the same time as the slx- weeks summer kinderearten. Woodstock THE CR8-166- Gerry JosephsoiatCR7-3660- . Consent of the prospective canidates Is required. A one minute seconding speech, stating their qualifications, Is allowed to canidates nominated on election night. Nominees must be members of the Mount View PTA prior to their election. Voters must also be members. A membership card may be purchased at any time prior to election night. ConThe Parent-Teacheferences were held at the Mt. View school and classes were suspended from 11:30 p.m. through Feb. 27 and all day Friday, Feb. 28. The purpose of the conferences were for Individual appointments between teacher and parent 0 review the progress of the pupil. OFeb. 26, the second grade classes were treated to atour of the main branch Salt Lake City Post Office. No. 1. They were shown the routine work of each mailing department and each child was allowed to mall a letter to himself. rs Libbie Edward PTA is Initiating a different type of money raising project this year, scheduled for Monday evening at 8, In the hope that it will become an annual event, according to Mrs. Theron, general chairman. Francis Urry, of the University Theater, and television will present a variety program, Including readings, and characterizations. As an added attraction, the Sonnets, a double quartet, will provide musical entertainment. , Tickets will be sold for 50? each by the students. Mrs Lawrence Wagstaff Is assistant program chairman. Mrs Scott Hammill Is PTA President. Mrs. H P Kayser Is publicity chairman. , Freedom Award Presented to Granite Schools At the annual award ceremonies held at Valley Forge, Penn, on Saturday, .Feb. 22, the Freedoms Foundation the George Washington Honor Medal Award to Granite School District. This reaward Is for district-wid- e cognition of the social studies curriculumn and is given In the school systems category. The district is one of nine school districts In the country to receive this honor. Giva us a call today ALDER'S I InstoIUna Distributors W0 S. Mein Salt Lake City te iring tke Family te the Jay Kartchner ' ) At &i Estroiee to TSS3 $ettkfn4 Ci? joining The Neighbor staff Is Mrs. Thayer S. Christensen, who will be reporting the news from the East Mill Creek area. Originally from Ogden, Sue Is a Journalism graduate of the University of Utah and now residen in Holladay with her husband and two children. As a member of the Salt Lake Junior League, she Is Interested In civic and volunteer work and furthers her interests in politics through appointment to the Womens State Legislative Council of Utah. fiefore her marrtage, Mrs. Christensensen was employed by an advertising agency In Salt Lake. Prior to that time she had worked for Hearst Publications inNewYorkCity. Sue hopes to add to our paper by fully reporting all news of interest in the East Mill Creek area. She will accept information through phone All items calls to CR of social, cultural, civi and educational interest are im- community newspaper, let us hear from you. Neighborhood Correspondents1 Holladay Cft 79725 278-30- & portant to The Neighbor and its readers. This is your Cottonwood Heights 76 LeNore Tumbow Sue Christensen Cottonwood CR 76989 East Millcreek CR 7-1- 530 Special Diet -- Qkllfoji Nimwq. 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Saturday Patio Chateau t following days: October 8 and 9 Utah Education Association Conference. November 26 and 27 - Thanksgiving Holiday. December 24 - Jan 3 - Christmas vacation. February 22 - Washingtons BWthday. April 6 - 16 - Easter Recess.. May 31 - Memorial Day. ng to realize that ancient Babylon, a city now In 'ruins, has so greatly affected the lives of people all over the world. Var Swenson V on the f.ODERllFOLDS News' Around the World" was thrilling and Chronically ill. to work witk "Pro- night film notkiag corair gois Jehovah's claiming 'Everlasting for Good Witnesses, reported that the Saturday district will be closed Outstanding Care Programs (or the Aged and Senile Sunday afternoon in congregation In the Ik GOLDEN MANOR the Bountiful National Guard Armory. Richard S. Huffman, presiding minister of the Murray f Schools ANNOUNCING John P, Sutherland, district supervisor for Jehovah's Witnesses, delkrered the climu public Bible discourse "Facing Up to the Urgency of Our Times," " First Quarter Tuesday Sept. 8, through Friday Nov 8. Second Quarter Monday Nov 9, through Friday Jan 22. Third Quarter Monday Jan 25 through Friday March 26. Fourth Quarter Monday March 29 through Friday June 4. Mount View Elemental y PTA opened the annual nomination of officers to the PTA board at the Founders Day meeting, Feb. 20. Nominees are: president; Mr Donald Bybee and Mrs T M Nichols, vice president; Mrs Francis Lucas and Mrs Jolene Harrison, second vice president; Mr Harold Blair, secretary; Mrs Vaughn Fairbanks, treasurer; Mrs William A Jenson. Nominations will remain open until election night, Mar. 19, at which time they may be made from the floor. Eafly notice of new nominees wilf be appreciated, and will permit the addition of their names to the ballot according to publicity chairman, Faye Hadley, who requests that they contact either,- - Mrs Janet 1 or Mrs Borders at The LDS Butler 3rd Ward Relief Society will meet Wednesday, March 11. Mrs Dee Scharman, Work Director, announced that In honor of the Relief Society birthday, the usual work day projects will be cancelled and Instead, an entertaining musical program will be presented, followed by a talk on the history A special of the Church. dinner will be served. Urgent Times Witnesses Hear I 65 Butler 3rd Ward Plans Music, History Talk Wis-comb- I 1964-19- The following calendar was announced Tuesday night by the Granite School Board for the 1964-6- 5 school year. and Vine St. dinner was served by the Relief Society, followed by a program . Richard Howe was master of ceremonies, the were Mr & Mrs Fred Finlinson, Mr & Mrs Richard Howe, and Mr & Mrs Fit K 5600 A i So. CottonwQpd , Dance Lucero Ward. Following the dinner special entertainment will be provided Mexican by a professional H. Red Schoolhouse. pel dancing troupe and will feature some all time favorite fdances such as Mexican Hat Dance (Jarabe T ap at i o), Bamboo (Timiklin), Mexican Clap Using the colorful t h e m e Mexican Fiesta the Holladay Granite School District Calendar Ward Reunion of the South Cottonwood Sixth ward was held Frl. Feb. 28 at the cha- Mount View PTA Libbie Edward i Nominations Are Plans Readings Still Open . To Raise Funds Telephone; Convenience of location Near population center Near pharmacies and medical centers Near general hospitals Near main highways t 98:9242 3500 So uthA 155:Wesfc ) f&tttzSarCiBj UEA X I. t iiiitc Kpwi V b) |